CJ5 Ride Along!

No music, no talking, just a ride in my old 1965 CJ5! Listen the that F-134 purr! Come along with me as I drive my Jeep on the road, get into the woods, and do a little hill climbing. Enjoy!

[@iancraig5471]

I've owned a 65 F head tux park, and now own a 66 V6 tux park. The V6 makes it a whole different experience. 3.73 gears and a V6 means highways are not out of the question. But the F Head definitely has a pleasing growl.

[@ProfessorFailure23]

Man I cannot tell you how amazing this was keep the amazing content coming!

[@jdjeep46]

Nice jeep. I have a 1969 CJ5 with the Buick odd fire 225 v6

[@cfvrq]

Reminds me of my 1974 CJ5, Jeeps we’re real Jeeps then, thanks for the video!

[@65SEEJAYFIVE]

They sure were, thanks for watching!

[@gustavocardoso9413]

Nice video!! I'm from Brazil and I have a original 1968 Jeep CJ5, 3 speed, 6 cylinder (Willys Hurricane 6 F-Head, 161')

[@65SEEJAYFIVE]

Very cool!

[@makingcookingfixing]

Thank you for sharing! I appreciate al lthe video angles and getting out and placing the camera to see how the jeep is approaching! Well done! I got a 1958 CJ5 and searched for a driving cj5 video to see how different or how a CJ5 handles the road. How fast would you say you were driving here? I'm a little squared to drive fast, for little bumps to swing the car a little left or right

[@markrandall1456]

I enjoyed the ride! Thanks for the fun. :-)

[@65SEEJAYFIVE]

Glad you enjoyed it, Mark! Thank you for watching my videos, means a lot to me! 👍🏻

[@WoutervanTiel]

Great choice of variety of camera angles.

[@Jeep.Generation]

Very cool

[@sergioluis4171]

I would like to see more videos of your cj5

[@sergioluis4171]

Home concert videos!

[@gustavocardoso9413]

In USA all Jeeps CJ5 with Willys engines are 4 cylinder (Hurricane 4 F-Head, 134')

[@65SEEJAYFIVE]

The Dauntless V6 first became available in '66 (I believe, don't quote me lol)

[@gustavocardoso9413]

Yes, in USA the Dauntless 225 V6 (a Buick optional engine) became in 1966. In Brazil, the CJ5 was produced from 1957 to 1983. Until middle of 1958 the engine was the BF-134 (Hurricane 4 F-Head, 2.2, 75hp). From this date to 1975 the engine was BF-161 (Hurricane 6 F-Head, 2.6, 90hp, the same engine used in USA in the Aero Willys). From 1976 to 1983 the engine was the Ford Georgia OHC 140' (2.3, the same engine that equiped basic Mavericks and Mustungs from 70's)

[@jonathanlindquist3835]

Thanks for the video. How tall are you, I’m thinking about purchasing one but I’m 6-3 and worried I won’t fit.

[@jdjeep46]

I moved the seat back four inches by cutting into the wheelwell and reconfiguring the seat mount. I have plenty of room now and my son is 6’5” and has plenty of room.

[@networkbits8958]

gay

[@65SEEJAYFIVE]

Real mature, troll.